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Cher
- 14 hours ago - fauna-flora.org
After over three years of hard work by Fauna & Flora International (FFI) and other organisations, the management plan for Brazil's 184,000-hectare Cristalino State Park has finally been completed
Environment
Cher
- 14 hours ago - fauna-flora.org
Though "save the rainforest" slogans have been around for decades, our planet's tropical forests are under more serious threat than ever. The Amazon is the largest rainforest on Earth and harbours a dazzling array of species. FFI is on the frontline of
Environment
Cal
- 8 days ago - latimesblogs.latimes.com
The thick, wet forests of the Pacific Northwest are the carbon storage powerhouses of the U.S. -- in fact, they store more than 1-1/2 times as much carbon as the entire amount of carbon dioxide burned in fossil fuels throughout the country each year, a ne
Environment
Wolfweeps
- 9 days ago - commondreams.org
Climate scientists hit back at the sceptics today with new research they say has uncovered the "fingerprint" of man-made global warming. Researchers working like detectives investigating a crime compared real observational evidence with data from computer
Environment
Daphna
- 8 days ago - action.wilderness.org
A sweetheart deal working its way through Congress could allow a single corporation, Sealaska, to clearcut some of the best, oldest, most biologically-rich areas left in America's rainforest, the Tongass National Forest in Alaska.
Environment
Strong Po
- 9 days ago - prlog.org
Strong Point Adventures is hosting a "Creative Writing" Contest open to individuals worldwide.
Environment
Lone
- 8 days ago - sindhtoday.net
Washington, March 5 (ANI): An international team of scientists has found that the permafrost under the East Siberian Arctic Shelf, long thought to be an impermeable barrier sealing in methane, is perforated and is starting to leak large amounts
Environment
Bob
- 9 days ago - greenhouseneutralfoundation.org
Why is the methane release in the East Siberian Arctic Shelf such an 'Oh Shit' moment for scientists?
Japan Won't Comply With Bluefin Tuna Ban, While Fish Farmers Explore Their Options (VIDEO)
Environment
Maria
- 9 days ago - huffingtonpost.com
Environment
Maria
- 9 days ago - huffingtonpost.com
The U.S.'s announcement that it will support an international trade ban on the Atlantic bluefin tuna was shocking news for Japan, given that about half of their supply comes from the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, Reuters reported.
Environment
Cal
- 9 days ago - latimesblogs.latimes.com
The United States and Brazil signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to slash greenhouse gas emissions from tropical deforestation, one of the main drivers of global climate change. The deal, signed by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clint
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